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Author: Jumana Bambot

Jumana Bambot is an editorial intern at Ms.
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Go On, Tell Hope Solo the Wage Gap Doesn’t Exist

Jumana Bambot

In a recent interview with Vox’s Liz Plank, the US Women’s National Soccer Team goalkeeper discussed the team’s federal wage discrimination and helped make the case that it’s time to focus on closing the wage gap instead of denying it exists.

  • Arts & Entertainment

Queer Characters Keep Dying on TV. Here’s How to Make it Stop

Jumana Bambot

(Spoiler alert for the The 100) Fans of the The 100 were outraged over the recent death of Lexa, a lesbian and one of the main women characters on the show. This […]

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  • Sports

Watch What Happens When Men Read Abusive Tweets to Female Sports Reporters

Jumana Bambot

A recently released YouTube video shows just how badly women sports commentators are treated online—and the abuse they face is guaranteed to make you feel uncomfortable, at a minimum. In […]

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  • Voices

Love in the Time of Homophobia: Considering the Use of Confidential Marriage Licenses

Jumana Bambot

When I began Los Angeles County’s online marriage license application a few nights ago, I was asked to choose between either a public or confidential marriage license. I confess that […]

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Seven Must-Read Books by Gloria Steinem

Jumana Bambot

Happy 82nd birthday to our cofounder, Gloria Steinem! In honor of the occasion, we’re sharing some of our favorite quotes from her many wonderful books. 1. My Life on the Road […]

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